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Wiley Thompson, aged 54, met a tragic end on December 28, 1835, at Fort King, Florida. Thompson, who served as the Seminole Indian Agent, was deeply involved in the contentious process of Indian removal, a policy strongly supported by President Andrew Jackson. His role required him to oversee the relocation of the Seminole people from Florida to designated territories west of the Mississippi River, as stipulated by the treaties of Payne’s Landing (1832) and Fort Gibson (1833). This task placed ...Read More
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Wiley Thompson
Male
White / Caucasian
Fort-king
FL
1835-12-28
54
Wiley
Thompson
11/06/2025
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I recently came across Wiley Thompson's tragic story and found it deeply moving. It's crucial to rem... ...Read More
09/03/2024
09/03/2024
Has anyone else been researching the relationship between Wiley Thompson and Osceola leading up to t... ...Read More
05/11/2024
05/11/2024
I'm really troubled by Wiley Thompson's murder. It’s clear that his role as the Seminole Indian Ag... ...Read More
01/01/2024
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